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Plaid API API Deprecation Guide

Fintech developers, financial institutions, and businesses integrating financial services into their applications.

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Plaid uses a date-based versioning model with quarterly releases, which can lead to frequent breaking changes if not actively managed. While they provide notice, proactive monitoring is essential.

3
Active Versions
90 days
Notice Window
12 months
Version Lifetime
date-based
Versioning Model

Version History

VersionReleasedStatusBreaking ChangesSunset
2020-09-142020-09-14Active52024-09-14Details →
2020-08-102020-08-10Active32024-08-10
2019-05-012019-05-01Deprecated82023-05-01
2018-05-222018-05-22Sunset102023-05-01

Common Pain Points

Plaid's date-based versioning can lead to a constant stream of updates required to avoid breaking changes.

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Keeping track of sunset dates for multiple Plaid API versions and their associated breaking changes is complex.

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Understanding the impact of specific breaking changes requires in-depth review of changelogs.

Deprecatr AI analyzes Plaid's changelogs to highlight the most critical breaking changes and their potential impact on your integration.

Manually updating integrations for every new Plaid API release is time-consuming and error-prone.

Leverage Deprecatr AI's automated tracking and alerting system to reduce manual overhead and ensure your Plaid integration remains up-to-date.

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